Use 'default' alias if there are multiple aliases#7804
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| const aliases = rc.projects; | ||
| const rcProject = get(aliases, options.project); | ||
| const rcProject = options.project ? aliases[options.project] : undefined; |
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What does rcProject stands for?
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This could probably be something like 'resolvedProject' instead - basically, .firebase rc has a map of alias -> project name, and this is using that map to resolve the user provided alias to a real project id
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Description
Fixes a weird quirk of project selection behavior where we only respected the 'default' alias if there were no other aliases
Scenarios Tested
Ran a command with 2 aliases in my rc, and confirmed that it correctly used 'default'